Trivia Database_19 Flashcards

1
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What is a group of this animal called: Hog

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Drift parcel

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2
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Whose motto is “ Nation shall speak peace unto Nation “

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BBC

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3
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What does the acronym “ram” stand for

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Random access memory

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4
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The average American consumes 9lbs of what every year

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Food Additives

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5
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Dalmatian dogs are born which colour or colours

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White - spots come later

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6
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Who directed the 1974 film Chinatown starring Jack Nicholson

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Roman polanski

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7
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What is the nickname for Pennsylvania

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Keystone state

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8
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Dr C W Long was the first to use what (anaesthetic) in 1842

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Ether

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9
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The Pittsburgh Steelers Won Which Major Sporting Event In 2006

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The Superbowl

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10
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What Is The Connection Between Johnny Logan & Sean Sherrard

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They Are The Samer Person

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11
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What was Nancy Davis Reagan’s birth name?

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Anne Frances Robbins

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12
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A common sight in most high streets, what was invented in 1967 by Englishman John Shepherd- Barron?

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The Cash Dispenser

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13
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What season is it in Australia when it is summer in England

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Winter

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14
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What new invention was shown to Queen Victoria 14 Jan 1878

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The telephone

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15
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If you were performing Christies or edging what are you doing

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Skiing

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16
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What Does ELO Actually Stand For

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Electric Light Orchestra

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17
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This cluster of stars is also known as the seven sisters

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The pleiades

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18
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Which musical featured the song ‘If I ruled the world’

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Pickwick

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19
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Who ‘imagined’ a better world

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John lennon

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20
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What Is The Stimulant Present In Tea & Coffee

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Caffeine

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21
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How Many Times Did Michael Schumaker Win The World Formula One Drivers Championships?

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7

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22
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What does a phrenologist read

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Skulls

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23
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Live Aid Took Place On The 13th July 1985 But Who Were The Very First Act To Take To The Stage

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Staus Quo

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24
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Name the number system which uses only the symbols 1 and 0.

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The binary system

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25
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What shape is a saggitated leaf

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Arrow shaped What is the Oscar statuette holding Sword

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26
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Rock Groups: Tom Petty and the _____

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Heartbreakers

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27
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Where is the largest aquarium in the u.s

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Chattanooga

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28
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In which novel would Big Brother be watching you

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1984

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29
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Which eighties sitcom featured Tom Hanks in drag on a regular basis?

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Bosom Buddies

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30
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Who wrote the opera’ The Turn of the Screw’

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Benjamin britten

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31
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Bismarck is the capital of ______?

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North Dakota

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32
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What make of car was driven by Nurse Gladys Emmanuel in the TV sitcom ‘Open All Hours’?

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Morris Minor

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33
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Which singing King died in 1965

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Nat king cole

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34
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Which British opera festival was started in 1934?

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Glyndebourne

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35
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Mentu Egyptian Tyr Norse Gods of what

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War

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36
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This term for those who oppose technological progress stems from 19th century working men who thought machinery would cause unemployment and societal degradation.

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Luddites

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37
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Where did gladiators fight professionally

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Roman arenas

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38
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In which film did orson welles play ‘harry lime’

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The third man

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39
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With what did cricketer Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi frequently play with in his hands?

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Glass eye

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40
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From where is the music for the ‘star spangled banner’

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Anacreon in heaven

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41
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Who WasThe First Male To Be Given The The Title Of “Man Of The Year” On Time Magazine

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Charles Liindberg

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42
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The __________ of a really famished camel may flop over and hang down the side of the body as the fat is used up.

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Hump

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43
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Flattened, oblong organ that removes disease-producing organisms & worn-out red blood cells from the bloodstream

A

Spleen

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44
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What is the capital of Michigan?

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Lansing

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45
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For what is tea from willow bark good for relieving

A

Pain

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46
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In The Simpsons name the cat

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Snowball

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47
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Germany’s WW I allies were Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and ________

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Turkey

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48
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In ‘dawson’s creek’, who does michelle williams play

A

Jennifer lindley

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49
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What did Pennsylvania legalise before any other colony?

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Witchcraft

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50
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Who led the raid on harper’s ferry in 1859

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John brown

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51
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Who did the singer Lulu marry in 1969?

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Maurice Gibb

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52
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Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe make up what pop band?

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Pet Shop Boys

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53
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In which county are all ten of England’s highest peaks?

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Cumbria

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54
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Which African capital city is named from the Greek meaning ‘three towns’

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Tripoli

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55
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Who produced and directed the film ‘Citizen Kane’

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Orson welles

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56
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Which Tennis Player Won Wimbledon Twice With An 8 Year Gap Between Victories

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Jimmy Connors

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57
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Who was voted “Time Magazine’s” man of the year in 1938?

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Adolf Hitler

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58
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What was Lady Chatterley’s first name

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Constance

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59
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Garfunkel What is the smallest dinosaur so far discovered

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Compsognathus

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60
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Who was the 3rd president of the U.S.

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Thomas jefferson

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61
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J H Robertson invented what

A

Automatic Gearbox

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62
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What was the first name of Captain Bligh, of ‘Mutiny on the Bounty’ fame

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William

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63
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Which artist is supposed to have used 1000 greens in painting

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John Constable

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64
Q

Who is Mega Man’s creator?

A

Dr. Light

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65
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Symbolics.com was the worlds first what

A

Registered domain name

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66
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What beer was promoted with the line: ‘Probably the best lager in the world’?

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Carlsberg

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67
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This Roman killed himself after his defeat at Actium.

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Marc Antony

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68
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What Is The Significance Of The 1976 Film ‘To The Devil _____ A Daughter’

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Last Horror Film Made By Hammer

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69
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Which sitcom helped launch Michael J. Fox’s career by portraying him as a money-grubbing teenager?

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Family Ties

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70
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What mountain has the figures of three mounted confederate heroes of the civil war

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Stone mountain

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71
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Scoleciphobia is the fear of

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Worms

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72
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Kelsey Grammer sings and plays the theme song for which TV show?

A

Frasier

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73
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What is the second highest peak in Africa?

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Mt. Kenya

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74
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In the A Team name Murdoch’s invisible dog

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Billy

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75
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What type of pottery is the Collingwood Ontario area noted for

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Blue mountain

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76
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Which Actor Is An International Bridge Player

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Omar Sharif

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77
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Who Was Responsible For Setting Up The Production Company “Ardent” In 1993

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Prince Edward

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78
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What are the pouched animals called

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Marsupials

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79
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In which American state is George A. Romero’s 1968 film ‘Night Of The Living Dead’ set

A

Pennsylvania

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80
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What drink began in Morison’s drug store Waco Texas in 1885

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Dr Peppers

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81
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Who is the current Secretary of State for Social Security

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Alastair darling

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82
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In the 18th century Siberia used solid blocks of what as money

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Tea

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83
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In European city can you be jailed for not killing furry caterpillars

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Brussels

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84
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What was the first food designed for the microwave

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Popcorn

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85
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The Parents Of Which Rock N Roll Superstar Were Called “Vernon & Gladys”

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Elvis

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86
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The electric eel’s shocking power is so great that it can overtake its victims while __________

A

15 feet away

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87
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In science it can be up down strange top or bottom what can

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Quark

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88
Q

What is meant by the cooking term farci

A

Stuffed

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89
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Which Former Chancellor Of The Exchequer Introduced The “TESSA Savings Scheme

A

John Major

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90
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In which country is the Commandaria wine region?

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Cyprus

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91
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Who wrote ‘across the river and into the trees’

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Ernest hemmingway

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92
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Greek Feta cheese is made from the milk of which animal?

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Ewe

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93
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In which Shakespeare play would you find Constable Elbow

A

Measure for measure

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94
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What was the first album Roger Waters released after leaving Pink Floyd?

A

The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking

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95
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Which Band Recorded The Album Entitled “Slippery When Wet”

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Bon Jovi

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96
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Who is the only British Prime Minister to be assassinated?

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Spencer Percival

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97
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Where is guantanamo

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Cuba

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98
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What nationality was Johnny Weismuller

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Romanian

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99
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Traffic lights were first used in London in which year

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1869

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100
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Which Singer Has Released Their 3rd Album In 2007, Entitled “ Life In Mono ” ?

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Emma Bunton

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101
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Who was time magazine’s ‘person of the year’ for 1952

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Queen elizabeth 2

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102
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Who Had An 80’s Hit With The Song ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll High School,’

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The Ramones

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103
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What’s the longest river in the U.S.

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Mississippi river mississippi

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104
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What is the title of John Lennon’s first published book

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In his own write

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105
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In 1965 who became country music’s first millionairess

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Loretta Lynn

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106
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This coutry holds the distinction of being the least densely populated in the world.

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Mongolia

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107
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A lively Spanish dance in triple time performed with castanets or tambourines.

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Fandango

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108
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According to the song “Glass Onion”, who was the Walrus?

A

Paul

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109
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What city does beacon hill light

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Boston

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110
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The main street in Back to the Future is also the main street in what other 80’s movie?

A

Gremlins

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111
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What is an object worn as a charm

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Amulet

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112
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In literature who lived at 7 Savile Row

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Phileas Fogg

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113
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As what is Merle Haggard also known as?

A

Okie from Muskogee

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114
Q

How long was the six day war

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6 days

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115
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What is bovine spongiform encephalopathy more commonly known as

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Mad cow disease

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116
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What lasted 5 hours and twelve minutes in 1969 longest ever

A

Wimbledon TV match no tie break

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117
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What sort of tax system does Australia & New Zealand have

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Goods & services tax gst

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118
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Saying: A bird in the hand is worth two in the

A

Bush

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119
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What country designed and developed the bayonet

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France

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120
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She Was The Greatest Of All Blues Singers But Nobody Placed A Headstone On Her Grave Until Janis Joplin Helped Fund A Memorial Many Years After Her Death Who Was She

A

Bessie Smith

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121
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Alex Raymond created which comic strip character in 1934

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Flash Gorden

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122
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What composer wrote the Pomp and Circumstance marches

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Edward Elgar

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123
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The American comedian and actor William Claude Dukenfield, died on Christmas Day in 1946. How was he better known?

A

WC Fields

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124
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Business on what was the world’s first adhesive used

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Postage stamp

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125
Q

Which country has the longest land border

A

China

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126
Q

Sir Charles Babbage Was The Creator Of Which Modern Day Device?

A

The Computer

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127
Q

Name Alvin & Simon’s brother was ________

A

Theo

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128
Q

What is a funambulist

A

Tightrope walker

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129
Q

Where do hippopotamuses do 80%of their vocalizations

A

Underwater

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130
Q

What is a group of eagles

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Convocation

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131
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In which verdi opera does violetta sing ‘sempre libera’

A

La traviata

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132
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What desert lies in Mongolia

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Gobi

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What is the fear of germs or contamination or dirt known as

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Mysophobia

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134
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With With Horror Film Would You Associate The Character Leatherface

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Texas Chansaw Massacre

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In which novel would you find reference to “The Cracks of Doom”

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Lord of the Rings

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136
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In 1845 Boston it was illegal to do what without a doctors note

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Bathe

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137
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What is jimmy carter’s middle name

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Earl

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138
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The streets of _________ were lit by gaslights for the first time in 1807. Before that, torches were used.

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London

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139
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What is a community of ants called

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Colony

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140
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Ships known as The First Fleet transported what in 1788

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Convicts to Australia

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141
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Where does the abbreviation for pound lb come from

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Libra the scales

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The __________ _ a relative of the mole _ is the smallest mammal in North America. It weighs 1/14 ounce _ less than a dime.

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Pigmy shrew

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143
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Warsaw is the capital of what country

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Poland

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144
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Who Wrote The Music To The 1994 Movie “The Lion King”

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Elton John

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145
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If you suffer from diplopia what have you got

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Double vision

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146
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I get around was a hit for which group

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Beach Boys

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147
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In Japan what is Jigali

A

Female Suicide

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148
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This cut of beef lies between tenderloin & rump.

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Sirloin

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149
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A mountain is the symbol of which film company

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Paramount

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150
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Does a cat groom itself more in cold weather or in warm weather

A

Warm

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151
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For what is ‘gravidity’ the medical condition

A

Pregnancy

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152
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Diplomat living abroad as representative of their country

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Ambassador

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153
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What was the make and model of the villian in “The Terminator” 1984?

A

T-800 Cyberdyne Systems Model 101

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154
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Where is your Popliteal Fossa

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Back of Knee

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155
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In Football Who Was Liverpool’s Captain When They First Won The European Cup Final In 1977

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Emlyn Hughes

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156
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Which sport allows substitutions without stoppage in play

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Hockey

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157
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Which is the only king in a deck of cards without a moustache

A

King of hearts

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158
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What’s a family group of lions called

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Pride

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159
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What is the most commonly used isotope of Uranium in nuclear fission chain reactions?

A

Uranium 235

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160
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In Greek mythology, who did Jocasta marry?

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Oedipus

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161
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19-19-19 who’s vital statistics

A

Olive Oyl

162
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Name the slowest moving land mammal.

A

Sloth

163
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Whose shrewish wife was named Xantippe

A

Socrates

164
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Where were the hanging gardens

A

Babylon

165
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What kind of cake is a wedding cake normally

A

Fruit cake

166
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What is the state capital of Alaska

A

Juneau

167
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Which Beatle wife did Eric Clapton fall in love with, and write the song “Layla” for?

A

Patti Boyd Harrison

168
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Actor: ________ Hackman.

A

Gene

169
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Chambre means what when referring to wine

A

Serve at room temperature

170
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Who did Gazza flick the ball over for the Euro 96 goal against Scotland?

A

Colin Hendry

171
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Comic strip character 1920s name means meek person in USA

A

Casper Milquetoast

172
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Who was radio’s “all american boy”

A

Jack armstrong

173
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During which war did the Battle of Jutland take place

A

World war 1

174
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What does the black and white BMW logo represent

A

Spinning Propeller – BMW made planes

175
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Lyssophobia is the fear of what

A

Going Mad

176
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What in Paris was erected to celebrate the anniversary of the French revolution

A

The eiffel tower

177
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What is the name of the second highest mountain in Africa

A

Mount Kenya

178
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Which canal links Lakes Ontario and Erie

A

Welland

179
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From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: What in a name That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet.

A

Romeo and juliet

180
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Betty Boo was doing ‘the doo’ in what year

A

1990

181
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Rouget de Lisle did what to make him famous

A

Composed Marseillaise

182
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In 1918 what were Jelly Babies renamed

A

Peace Babies

183
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In What Year Was The General Strike

A

1926

184
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What is a male cat

A

Tom

185
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What did William Seward buy from Russia in 1867

A

Alaska

186
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What is the name of the bone in the lower leg

A

Tibia

187
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Italian painter Jacopo Robusti is better known as who

A

Tintoretto

188
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Which was David Platt’s first professional club

A

Manchester united

189
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Who recorded “after the gold rush” in 1970

A

Neil young

190
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The word ‘marmalade’ comes from the Portuguese word for what

A

Quince jam

191
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Collective nouns - a pace of what creatures

A

Donkeys

192
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Mysophobia is the fear of

A

Germs contamination dirt

193
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The name of which disease comes from the Italian meaning ‘bad air’

A

Malaria

194
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Euphrates Who did Adolf Hitler dictate Mein Kampf to while in prison

A

Rudolf Hess

195
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Which Band Was Formed In The 1970’s By Fomer Miles Davis Band Members Joe Zawinul & Wayne Shorter

A

Weather Report

196
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In the game ‘banjo-kazooie, who is tooty’s big brother

A

Banjo

197
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Craig Evans Hit The Headlines In Sensational Style In May 2001 But Can You Tell Me Why

A

The Man Who Threw Egg At John Prescott

198
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What weapon is named from musical instrument inv Bob Burns

A

Bazooka

199
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Who was the English born Surveyor-General of India who completed the first trigonometrical survey of the Sub-Continent

A

Sir george everest

200
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This magazine used to boast a circulation of 7,777,777.

A

Better homes and gardens

201
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Saint Bibiana is the Patron Saint of what

A

Hangovers

202
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What is the connection between Jeffersons and Good Times?

A

Janet Dubois

203
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In what Australian state would you find Launceston

A

Tasmania

204
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Bogota is the capital of ______

A

Colombia

205
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Who wrote “Paradise Lost”

A

John milton

206
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What is the flower that stands for: dauntlessness

A

Sea lavendar

207
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Who created the fictional character ‘Tristram Shandy’?

A

Laurence Stern

208
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Where are the guards who wear bearskins

A

Buckingham palace

209
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A Suffragan has what job

A

Bishop - no parish – helps other

210
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In law, a formal document stating that a person (defendant) is notified to appear in court and answer a complaint or charge brought against him or her by another party (plaintiff).

A

Summons

211
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What nhl star was known as the thinking man’s goalie

A

Ken dryden

212
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What does N.A.S.A stand for?

A

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

213
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What is Homer Simpson’s middle name

A

Jay

214
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In a famous opera, who understood the speech of birds after tasting dragon’s blood

A

Siegfried

215
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What is activated for freckles to appear

A

Melanocytes

216
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What is the name given to a rower who competes in an individual event?

A

Sculler

217
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Water containing carbon dioxide under pressure is called ________

A

Soda water

218
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68% of Americans do what (Trying to be punctual)

A

Set their watches ahead

219
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The Old English word ‘fneosan’ means what nowadays

A

To sneeze

220
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Which Group Would You Associate With Steve Craddock

A

Ocean Colour Scene

221
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What is the base twenty numbering system

A

Vigesimal

222
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Who Is Or Was The Oldest Member Of The Beatles

A

Ringo Starr

223
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What is the only silent film to win best picture Oscar

A

Wings

224
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In which US City was Martin Luther King assassinated in 1968?

A

Memphis

225
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Where did the dormouse finish up at the Mad Hatter’s tea party

A

In the teapot

226
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What is the oldest most widely used drug on earth

A

Alcohol

227
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Who did ‘tennis world’ name rookie of the year in 1974

A

Martina navratilova

228
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Which is the largest known butterfly?

A

Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing

229
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What was the most valuable thing ever stolen

A

The Mona Lisa

230
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In what traditional entertainment does the dog Toby appear

A

Punch and Judy

231
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A statue of Lady Godiva stands in the centre which English city

A

Coventry

232
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What Is Aspic

A

Jelly Made From Stock

233
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Patricia McCormick became USA first what January 20th 1957

A

Bullfighter Ciudad Juarez Mexico

234
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What Did Frosty The Snow man Have For A nose (Carrot, Button,Cherry,Coal)

A

Button

235
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In the film ‘Pretty Woman’, for who was Goldie Hawn the body double?

A

Julia Roberts

236
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Although not all come from France, ______ fries.

A

French

237
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The visible spectrum of light ranges from red to ________.

A

Violet

238
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The Vatican is the worlds smallest country what’s second

A

Monaco

239
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In Welsh place names Llan- is a common feature, what does it mean

A

Church

240
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U.S. Captials - Oklahoma

A

Oklahoma City

241
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Who Was The First Player To Score 100 Goals In The Football Premiership League?

A

Alan Shearer

242
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What colour top do bottles of unpasteurized milk have?

A

Green

243
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What are the two kinds of blood corpuscles in vertebrates

A

Red and white

244
Q

On what island is Pearl Harbor?

A

Oahu

245
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When Aretha Franklin Got Married In 1978, Which Stevie Wonder Song Did The 4 Tops Sing As She Walked Down The Aisle

A

Isn’t She Lovely

246
Q

What is the capital of Tennessee?

A

Nashville

247
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What Dickens work features Mr Wardle

A

Pickwick papers

248
Q

What is the capital of Antigua and Barbuda ?

A

Saint John’s

249
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What is Gerber’s most popular flavour of baby food

A

Mashed Bananas

250
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Which famous actor is honored in a statue in Leicester Square?

A

Charlie Chaplin

251
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What was the White House formerly known as

A

Executive Mansion

252
Q

Analogy bull-cow as fox- __________

A

Vixen

253
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Vegetable with greenish flower heads

A

Broccoli

254
Q

Who Hosted The 2007 Brit Awards?

A

Russell Brand

255
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Which 1950s films took place in Chicago and Miami 1929

A

Some Like it Hot

256
Q

Why Was The Edmontosaurus So Named

A

It’s Remains Were First Discovered In Edmonton

257
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The vernal euinox is the beginning of ________

A

Spring

258
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The Queensland nut or bush nut is more commonly known as this.

A

Macadamia

259
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Heavier-than-air craft that derives its lift not from fixed wings like those of conventional airplanes, but from a power-driven rotor or rotors, revolving on a vertical axis above the fuselage

A

Helicopter

260
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In Which City Is The Encyclopediaa Britanica Published

A

Chicago

261
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Over Which Distance Did Steve Ovett Win Olympic Gold?

A

800 Meters

262
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In Athens they can remove your driving licence if found what

A

Poorly dressed or unbathed

263
Q

On which of the Canary Island would you find the holiday destination of Corralejo

A

Fuerteventura

264
Q

In approximately what year was steel first made

A

500 BC

265
Q

In which continent would you find the Niger river ?

A

Africa

266
Q

Crossword Clues: Shriveled-up and dry. (4)

A

Sere

267
Q

Which is the Earth’s largest continent ?

A

Asia

268
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What is the term for a person who designs dance routines

A

Choreographer

269
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The drink Absinthe is also known as?

A

Wormwood

270
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What is the Capital of: Sao Tome and Principe

A

Sao tome

271
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Which Bridge In Scotland Replaced The Much Loved(Ferry At The Kyle Of Lochalsh)

A

The Skye Bridge

272
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Which Iconic Rock Music Frontman Sang Backing Vocals On Carly Simons 1973 Hit “You’re So Vain”

A

Mick Jagger

273
Q

What Happened At Max Yasgur’s Dairy Farm In New York State During 15-17th August 1969

A

Woodstock Festival

274
Q

In which country would you find the motor racing circuit called Kyalami

A

South africa

275
Q

Which is the deepest mine

A

Western deep levels mine

276
Q

Jakarta is located on which Indonesian island?

A

Java

277
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What country does Queen Beatrix rule

A

Netherlands

278
Q

The northernmost point in mainland Australia is on this geographic feature

A

Cape york

279
Q

Americans spent roughly how much dining out in 1993

A

$267 billion

280
Q

Roman god of doorways and passages. Two headed deity from which we get the name of one of our months?

A

Janus

281
Q

In One Of Her First Major Acting Roles Who Was Madonna Desperately Seeking

A

Susan

282
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Who composed the Goldberg Variations

A

J. s. bach

283
Q

In which country are Mariachi bands traditional

A

Mexico

284
Q

Which Part Of The Body Is Affected By Rhinitis

A

The Nose

285
Q

What firm markets the B25 microcomputer

A

Burroughs

286
Q

Terrance Nelhams became better knows as who

A

Adam Faith

287
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Which actor took the male lead in the Hitchcock thriller The Birds

A

Rod taylor

288
Q

By what name is the reed pipe of the bagpipes known

A

Chanter

289
Q

What word contains the combination of letters: “xop”

A

Saxophone

290
Q

What does the word Desert (from Latin desertus) translate as

A

Abandoned

291
Q

In the USA what are the TV equivalent of the Oscars

A

Emmys

292
Q

In Which Game Are Projectiles Thrown At Stakes Called Hobs

A

Quoits

293
Q

Button Gwinnett Born In Gloucester England On Aril 10th 1735 Was The First Person In History To Do What

A

Sign The Declaration Of Independence

294
Q

The great gothic cathedral of Milan was started in 1386, & wasn’t completed until what year

A

1805

295
Q

Pharmacophobia is a fear of ______

A

Drugs

296
Q

In what year was Prince Harry born?

A

1984

297
Q

Which Of The Worlds Continents Has The Highest Population

A

Asia

298
Q

Who would you expect to see in the Leftorium

A

Ned Flanders shop The Simpson’s

299
Q

How long was jesus’ temptation in the desert

A

40 days

300
Q

Who Is The Heaviest Member Ever To Have Sat In Parliment

A

Cyril Smith

301
Q

Humble Pie Sang About A Natural Born What In The Late 60’s

A

Bugie

302
Q

Name the largest artery in the human body.

A

Aorta

303
Q

What drug is obtained from the cinchona tree

A

Quinine

304
Q

Who captained the hms beagle

A

Charles darwin

305
Q

Who won a Best Actress Academy award for her performance in Annie Hall

A

Diane keaton

306
Q

Which element makes up 2.6% of the Earth’s crust ?

A

Magnesium

307
Q

Which Prince Song Did Age Of Chance Later Decide To Cover

A

Kiss

308
Q

In Denver Colorado it is illegal to mistreat who / what

A

Rats

309
Q

Who was the NBA MVP in 1976, 1977 and 1980?

A

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

310
Q

What American feminist went bust as a silver dollar

A

Anthony

311
Q

Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Cupid ?

A

Eros

312
Q

In which region of France is the red wine Chateauneuf du Pape produced

A

Rhone valley

313
Q

What is the UKs best selling chocolate snack bar

A

Kit Kat

314
Q

What 2 Parts Of The Body Are The First To Be Mentioned In The Song You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling

A

Eyes & Lips

315
Q

On “Three’s Company” what was Larry’s (the upstairs neighbor) last name?

A

Dallas

316
Q

Which Artists Wore A Peacock Suit

A

Paul Weller

317
Q

What 2 Word Term Is Given To A Simulated 3D Environment Used in Computer Graphics

A

Virtual Reality

318
Q

What Disney character was voiced by Pinto Colvig

A

Sleepy

319
Q

Calypso, catteleya and pogonia are types of which flowering plant

A

Orchid

320
Q

What is the fourth state of matter?

A

Liquid crystals

321
Q

On Beverly Hills 90210 What was the name of Brandon’s first car?

A

Mondale

322
Q

Back in the 1890’s which football club used to wear pink shirts? (Still In Premiership)

A

Everton

323
Q

Which Player Lost Successive World Snooker Finals From 1990 To 1994?

A

Jimmy White

324
Q

What city provided the setting for One day at a time?

A

Indianapolis

325
Q

Kathmandu is the capital of ______?

A

Nepal

326
Q

Who did Pat Sajak play on the soapie ‘Days Of Our Lives’?

A

Kevin Hathaway

327
Q

Baseball: The Florida ______?

A

Marlins

328
Q

Film Title: An Officer and a(n) _________.

A

Gentleman

329
Q

Which English King rode a horse called White Surrey

A

Richard III

330
Q

What is the Capital of: San Marino

A

San marino

331
Q

Where would you find your purlicue

A

Space between thumb and finger

332
Q

Who refused the Nobel Literature prize in 1958

A

Boris Pasternak

333
Q

What is British Columbias capital

A

Victoria

334
Q

Who founded the McDonalds Chain?

A

Ray Kroc

335
Q

Who Wrote Chaka Khans 1984 Hit “I Feel For You”

A

Prince

336
Q

Basketball: the los angeles ______

A

Lakers

337
Q

Who created the cartoon character Droopy

A

Tex Avery

338
Q

What is a group of mallards in flight

A

Sord

339
Q

Which magazine declared bankruptcy in the early 1990s

A

Success

340
Q

In Greek mythology, who were jason’s companions

A

Argonauts

341
Q

Who wrote “the maltese falcon”

A

Dashiell hammett

342
Q

What is the only USA state without a natural lake

A

West Virginia

343
Q

According to the Bible, how many years did Methuselah live?

A

969

344
Q

What is the most popular decoration on top of a toilet tank

A

Scented seashells

345
Q

In golf what is the maximum number of clubs allowed in your bag

A

Fourteen

346
Q

What was the first creature put on the endangered species list

A

Peregrine Falcon

347
Q

How many feet in a fathom

A

Six

348
Q

What Turkish city has spread to both sides of the Bosporus Strait

A

Istanbul

349
Q

Who said: “Let them eat cake.”

A

Marie antoinette

350
Q

The tenth sign of the Zodiac

A

Capricorn

351
Q

“Who banned Christmas Carol’s in England between the years of 1649 and 1660? ““Oliver Cromwell””, ““King Charles II””, ““Queen Victoria””, ““Queen Elizabeth I”” “

A

Oliver Cromwell

352
Q

Popularised in the USA, Australia and New Zealand, which thick drink is made with fresh fruit pur?ed with milk, yoghurt, or ice cream?

A

Smoothie

353
Q

Which vegetable got its name from a precious stone

A

Onion - Latin unio large pearl

354
Q

What part of a wine bottle is the punt?

A

The indentation in the base

355
Q

What is the square root of 16

A

Four

356
Q

At Which Sport Might You See A Crucifix

A

Gynmastics (The Rings)

357
Q

Which Acronym Is Used For The Long Range Radar Surveillance & Control Centre For Air Defence Developed Originally In The USA

A

AWACS

358
Q

Formerly with spencer davis, he went on the form traffic with dave mason

A

Steve winwood

359
Q

Who Did Princess Anne marry In 1992 ?

A

Tim lawrence

360
Q

What is Homer Simpsons greatest fear

A

Sock Puppets

361
Q

Which European city is regarded as the clock making capital of the world

A

Geneva

362
Q

The Ideal toy company was the first to mass produce what item

A

Teddy Bears

363
Q

The first book of __________ was introduced on april 10, 1924

A

Crosswords

364
Q

In Medievil England What Name Was Given To The Area Presided Over By A Lord

A

Manor

365
Q

Where is crystal palace

A

London

366
Q

If you were going to a chiropractor for treatment, what would be affected

A

Backbone

367
Q

In music who decided that an octave should have eight notes

A

Pythagoras

368
Q

In which country would you find the Asiatic lion living in the wild

A

India

369
Q

What Was Shakespear’s Last Completed Play

A

The Tempest

370
Q

Which authors books are most borrowed from libraries

A

Catherine Cookson

371
Q

What is the fear of learning known as

A

Sophophobia

372
Q

What’s the name of the extinct volcano near hawaii’s waikiki beach

A

Diamond

373
Q

Film title ‘ ______ leagues under the sea’

A

20000

374
Q

The Song Evergreen Was A Big Hit For Barbara Streisand Did She Write The Words Or The Music

A

Music

375
Q

According to the bible, who were the baby Jesus’s first visitors

A

The Shepherds

376
Q

A part of a church or a separate building, often octagonal or round, in which baptisms take place.

A

Baptistery

377
Q

What is or was a Portuguese moidore

A

A Gold Coin

378
Q

Which bird became extinct in 1861 ?

A

Dodo

379
Q

In which country do the Ashanti people live in the Province of Ashanti

A

Ghana

380
Q

In the 70s The Bahamas gained independence from who

A

Great Britain

381
Q

U.S. captials Nebraska

A

Lincoln

382
Q

On Tv How Is Alistair Graham Better Known?

A

Ali G

383
Q

This Is Bon Jovi’s latest album?

A

Crush

384
Q

What was keanu reeves’ first big film

A

Point break

385
Q

In what mountain range is Kicking Horse Pass

A

Rockies

386
Q

The Single “Respect Yourself” Was Released By Which Die Hard Music Lover

A

Bruce Willis

387
Q

Name captain smollett’s ship in treasure island

A

Hispaniola

388
Q

Who Had A Hit With “Sledgehammer” & “Big Time”

A

Peter Gabriel

389
Q

With which creature was the Egyptian God Horus identified

A

Falcon

390
Q

French fries come from this country.

A

Belgium

391
Q

Which Famous Sculptor Was Refused Entry ToThe French Academy 3 Times

A

August Rodin

392
Q

The art of tracing designs and taking impressions of them is ___________.

A

Lithography

393
Q

What did AJ stand for in Simon & Simon’s AJ Simon?

A

Andrew Jackson

394
Q

Name beginning with “A” meaning “ moon shine

A

Aysel

395
Q

Thumper was a rabbit from which film

A

Bambi

396
Q

What emperor ordered St Peter crucified

A

Nero

397
Q

To Which City Move It’s Headquarters In 1971

A

Los Angeles

398
Q

Hillary What bird lays an egg that is roughly a quarter of its body weight

A

Kiwi

399
Q

What Type Of Bowler Might Use A Chinaman

A

A Legspin Bowler

400
Q

Barry Allen was the alter ego of which DC comic superhero

A

The Flash